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Library Hack!
The Librarians are offering a workshop! Everything you ever wanted to know about the library and citations AND MORE! When: Wednesday, October 5th from 7:00 - 8:00 pm TONIGHT Thursday, October…
Take 5 Minutes
Make a fortune teller. It can tell you your future or it can help you study. Mostly they're just fun. Take a look at some of the examples when you…
Shake It Off
As we enter exam week, it can be easy to allow the hectic pace to affect our own mood and well-being. When the end-of-year panic starts to set in, take…
Write a Haiku like Nicole!
It's a simple format, and it's fun! Markers are at the circulation desk. 5 syllables : Haikus are easy 7 syllables : But sometimes they don't make sense 5 syllables…
Volunteer for the United Nations!
There have been many requests for more information for opportunities for international students. Yes, Peace Corps is exclusively for American citizens but that doesn't mean that there aren't many other…
Treasure hunt question #7
According to a history of medicine published in 1929, how did the rate of women who died in childbirth in the U.S. in the 1920s compare to the rate in…
Treasure hunt question #6
Wow, this one's a winner. Find a sex education manual by a high school counselor in the 1960s, read the table of contents, and be really grateful we've made some…
Treasure hunt question #5
Worries about fossil fuels aren't new. What's the oldest book you can find that addresses an energy crisis? Include an interesting quote.
Treasure hunt question #4
What is a kettle hole and where can you see one in Wellesley? (Hint: look for a book about Boston geology. The book is really old... though not as old…